<p>Hey guys. I’m going to be an electrical engineering major but I would like to take an introductory class in guitar. I already know how to play but I haven’t reached a advanced level. Can anyone tell me about these classes? Such as is there even such a class? Is it available to me as a non-music major? Would I be able to take it my first year? How many quarters is it? Would I be able to progress to the next level in the same year if I am competent enough?</p>
<p>other than checking out the guitar classes offered through the music major, i would check the experimental college, they always have guitar classes that have a relatively low number of students. You'll get a good amount of attention and can learn at your own level with the teacher.</p>
<p>Whats the experimental college?</p>
<p>wat about music classes for first time learners. i wanna learn the guitar :D</p>
<p>um bumpage</p>
<p>The experimental college is basically where you can learn to do different things (cook, dance, play music, yoga, etc). It costs extra money outside of the university and student fees/tuition.</p>
<p>take a look for yourself:
Experimental</a> College</p>
<p>and the classes
Experimental</a> College</p>
<p>besides that, I do not believe that there are actual guitar classes that you could take like for Majors or non-majors. At most, I think that you'd probably be able to find some other students on campus that play guitar and would be more than happy to help you out!</p>
<p>best of luck!</p>